Yes, both state-funded and fee-paying options are available. In 2024, there are 30 state-funded places.

If you are a Bachelor's graduate and do not yet have a Specialist or Master's degree, you can apply for a state-funded place. If you have a Specialist degree (obtained before 2014), you are also eligible to apply for a state-funded place. Specialist and Master's graduates are not eligible for state-funded places, as Master's studies would be considered a second higher education, which can only be obtained on a contract basis.

Yes, you can choose any field for your Master's studies, regardless of your initial specialization.

No, you can't. You can apply to a maximum of five Master's programs.

Full-time students have classes in the evening, making it possible to combine studies with work.

Dormitories are provided to students upon request on a waiting list basis. Priority for dormitory placement is given to students receiving social scholarships, as well as foreign citizens studying on a state-funded place (within the quota).

Yes, you can do an internship at your workplace if the company's profile matches the Master's program.

Starting from the first semester, Master's students begin working on a research project, which can be carried out both at Sechenov University and at leading research centers of pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Laboratory and practical classes will be held at the A. P. Nelyubin Institute of Pharmacy of Sechenov University, located at: Moscow, Vernadsky Avenue 96, building 1, within walking distance from the Troparevo metro station, and other Sechenov University campuses located in the center of Moscow.